When discussing FHE in the industry, it often rises to the level of a "privacy revolution," but there is a more down-to-earth point that is underestimated: #Zama is transforming on-chain data from "dead assets" into "liquid assets."

Once traditional on-chain data is on the chain, it can basically only be queried, cannot be calculated, and cannot be processed. The value density is extremely low, just like sealing a pile of gold in a glass cabinet for people to admire.

@zama's FHE has reversed this matter, allowing data to be processed in an encrypted state, enabling the model to directly infer from the ciphertext. Applications can complete logical execution without seeing the data, which means that on-chain data has, for the first time, acquired "productive capacity."

The impact on the industry is very practical; the protocol can run risk models using on-chain behavior without touching user privacy, and wallets and applications can make personalized recommendations.
but there is no need to store any sensitive information; enterprise-level scenarios can put business on-chain.
but still comply with regulatory requirements

Zama adds a layer of "data engine" to the on-chain world, so that data is not just a record lying on the chain, but a driving force that can participate in business.

This is not a dream, this is a quantifiable improvement in production efficiency.
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